"Visual Studio is Busy" whenever I work with a DataSet

[Lee T. Hawkins]

I get a Visual Studio Delay Notification whenever I try to work with a
DataSet in my ASP.NET/VB 2005 website.

When this happens, I have to end the devenv.exe process because Visual
Studio basically just 100% hangs while it is "busy". This problem just
started occuring yesterday and I have never had a problem with this before
when using Visual Studio or DataSets. I finally isolated that this problem
only occurred when a DataSet was part of the application. I can wait for
several minutes/hours/whatever, and the program is still unresponsive.

I have searched the web to fix this problem, and still can find no help. I
am falling behind in this project as a result of this major snag and need
help ASAP. The error says to "report this problem to Microsoft", but it
does not give me an email address, a phone number, or anything. I do not
think I am the only one experiencing this problem, as I have seen other
posts about it as well, however, no resolution was offered.

[Ken Halter]

Post by Lee T. Hawkins
I get a Visual Studio Delay Notification whenever I try to work with a
DataSet in my ASP.NET/VB 2005 website.

dotNet people don't hang around here, so... your best bet would be to find a
group that contains "dotnet" in its name. This, and all other groups on the
MS server that start with 'microsoft.public.vb' are for non-dotNet versions
of VB (aka VB Classic)

[Walter Wang [MSFT]]

Hi Lee,

As Ken pointed out, this newsgroup is only for non-dotnet versions of VB.
Your question seemed to best posted in newsgroup
microsoft.public.vsnet.general.

Before you create a new post in , I can give some general suggestion on the
question: please check if there's any database server connection in the
server explorer that's pointing to a non-existing server, this may cause
the IDE to block up trying to contact the server.

Also, please try to create a new local user on your system and run Visual
Studio with this account to see if this issue still occurs.

This should be an environment specific issue, as a last resort, you may
have to reinstall Visual Studio.

Sincerely,
Walter Wang (***@online.microsoft.com, remove 'online.')
Microsoft Online Community Support

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